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Article 139. The Constitutional Court of The Republic of
Tatarstan shall be composed of the Chairman,the Deputy Chairman
and members elected among the citizens of The Republic of
Tatarstan who on the date of election shall have attained to the
age of at least 30 and no more than 65 years,enjoying
suffrage, being highly qualified jurists, with excellent moral
features, which shall be necessary for discharging the office of
judge at the Constitutional Court. Candidates for that office
shall have higher education, a scientific degree or a length of
doing juridical work for at least 10 years.
One half candidates for the office of a judge at the Constitutional
Court shall be introduced to the Supreme Council of The
Republic of Tatarstan by the President, the other by the Chairman
of the Supreme Council of The Republic of Tatarstan.
The Chairman and the deputy chairman of the Constitutional
Court shall, by the advice of judges of the Constitutional
Court, be approved by the Supreme Council of The Republic of
Tatarstan.
The judges of the Constitutional Court shall be independent
and subordinate only to the Constitution of The Republic of
Tatarstan.
Article 140. The Constitutional Court of The Republic of
Tatarstan shall, in order to protect the Constitutional system of
The Republic of Tatarstan, fundamental rights and freedoms of
mankind, to support the supremacy and immediate action of the
Constitution all over the territory of the latter, examine the
compliance with the Constitution of:
1) laws and regulations of the Supreme Council of The
Republic of Tatarstan;
2) regulations issued by the President and the Cabinet of
Ministers of The Republic of Tatarstan;
3) international treaties of The Republic of Tatarstan.
The Constitutional Court shall examine disputes on
jurisdiction, which may arize between the supreme state bodies of
The Republic of Tatarstan or between the bodies of power in
regions and cities under republican jurisdiction.
The Constitutional Court of The Republic of Tatarstan
shall,either at request of the Supreme Council of The Republic of
Tatarstan, its Boards and Committee for Parliamentary Control,or
on its own initiative, issue conclusions concerning the
compliance of actions and decisions made by the President with
the Constitution of The Republic of Tatarstan.
Enactments which shall be recognized by the Constitutional
Court as fully or partially contradicting the Constitution,
shall, in cases prescribed by the law, become null and void since
the date of issuing the decision of the Constitutional
Court. Judgements of the Constitutional Court shall be final and
not subjected to appeal.
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